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So who the hell was Hieronymus Bosch?
We misunderstand the artist if we fail to look past his grotesque beasts and monsters
‘This is what we can do in an encyclopaedic museum’
Sheena Wagstaff on the Met’s ambitious plans for the Breuer building
How Isabella Stewart Gardner shaped artistic taste in the US
The first Piero, the first Simone Martini, the first Raphael… ‘Mrs Jack’ brought them all to America
The ‘grim’ social housing that has proved more robust than what followed it
George Peabody’s vision lives on, and we would do well to heed it today
I just think Lucian Freud makes everyone look like they're made of cheese
The Rake’s progress: last week in gossip
Zaha Hadid’s favourite rapper, art in space, and why Prince Philip doesn’t rate Lucian Freud
What makes a museum secure?
What can museums do to deter would-be Thomas Crowns – and what are the risks they run rather more regularly?
‘Many of those involved in the Easter Rising were art school kids’
The 1916 Easter Rising in Dublin was in part a rebellion of artists – and Dublin museums and galleries are making that clear this year
Why Facebook’s art censorship has landed it in court
Censoring a 19th-century painting has come back to bite the social networking site
A contested cockerel and other controversies
Rakewell reflects on how the public has started taking restitution into its own hands
A collection of Victorian drawings land in the UK
Leighton House proves a perfect backdrop for a remarkable collection of drawings
With Art UK, Britain’s public collections are more accessible than ever before
A new website revolutionises how we can view publicly owned art
Graphic surprises from Sergei Eisenstein
The master of the Soviet avant-garde had a soft spot for England – and the works of Arthur Conan Doyle
Manchester’s love letter to the machine age
A show inspired by Alan Turing probes our fascination with technology in a city of industrial importance
The threat to Yemen’s heritage
Three world heritage sites are at risk as a result of the civil war
The Met’s new logo and a truly pretentious party
The Met’s rebranding exercise has not gone well, Kanye West needs $1 billion, and London’s art world has been partying in the name of pretentiousness
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